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Throughout · Scribe AI
Scribe reads what you wrote in the field and does the mechanical part: tidies it, checks it against the requirement, and shows you the findings hiding in it.
Root cause: no recertification cadence. Corrective action: quarterly access review…
— you decide —
The problem
Field notes are fast, fragmentary and written for you alone. Turning them into work product — readable, checked against the requirement, with the findings pulled out and mapped to controls — is slow, mechanical, and happens long after the interview, once the detail has faded.
What Kimova does
You write notes the way you always have. Scribe does the mechanical work between the interview and the register.
You bringA page of raw field notes
Readable work product that still says exactly what you meant
You bringThe clause those notes relate to
The notes evaluated against it, with candidate findings surfaced
You bringThe findings you accept
Each one mapped to the control it belongs to
What it changes
The slowest part of fieldwork — turning notes into work product — becomes an edit rather than a composition.
A remark made in an interview reaches the register instead of dying in a notebook.
AI text sits beside yours and severity is left blank, so the record always shows which call the machine made and which you did.
Send us a page of real audit notes — redacted is fine — and we'll show you what Scribe makes of them.
Book a 30-minute walkthroughThe audit, end to end